Creating cookware that won't poison you with Jordan Nathan

Episode notes

Many pots and pans on the market are coated in teflon, a poisonous chemical that can be harmful when it gets too hot. Luckily, there is an answer on the market - Caraway , a home goods brand that touts itself as being non-toxic but still high quality. Jordan Nathan founded the company after his own experience with Teflon poisoning that left him searching for a better - and healthier option. On this week’s episode of Found, Dom and Becca are joined by Nathan to discuss how he built a brand around aesthetically pleasing non-toxic home goods as we continue to dive into DTC companies. In this conversation they discussed: Why being the last brand to fundraise can be a benefit to the company Sticking to the plan to bring Caraway to retail The product launch failure that almost killed the company before it started (0:00) Introduction (3:36) Creating non-toxic cookware (7:31) Launching the brand (13:05) Caraway Brand Strategy (16:44) Expanding to new categories (20:49) Influencer marketing (25:25) Product launch failures (29:20) Host discussion Found posts every Tuesday. Subscribe on Apple , Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts to be alerted when new episodes drop.

• Best of Build Mode: Think like a VC51 / 100
• Best of Build Mode: Scaling Company Culture35 / 100
• Best of Build Mode: The Founder Mistakes That Cost Time, Money, and Growth40 / 100
• Best of Build Mode: Cofounders, Conflict and Compatibility
• The 7-Failure Rule: How Forethought AI Found Product-Market Fit with Co-Founder Deon Nicholas